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Has anyone quantified these performance differences between full 64 bit vs 64 bit OS but 32 bit memory per process? At 8 GiB RAM, allowing a single process to
by CydeWeys 6y ago
Has anyone quantified these performance differences between full 64 bit vs 64 bit OS but 32 bit memory per process?
At 8 GiB RAM, allowing a single process to "only" use half of the available RAM really doesn't seem too limiting for most workflows. Especially considering that there's 4 CPU cores. If it's a notable hassle-free performance improvement it seems like a no-brainer for most use cases.
- nitrogen 6y agoDepending on where the kernel/user memory map split is, each process may only be able to map 1-3GB. Unless things have changed and all mappings share a single address space?